dori wrote:
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I am absolutely astonished at those who read about our political environment and remain confident that things are just fine.
But are they reading or listening to what is actually happening? How many people are not exposed to anything that even faintly resembles 'information'?
I know so many people who listen only to their ministers, or maybe Fox News and Rush Limbaugh. These people are not in touch with anything having to do with reality.
First we have to get information to them...
It would be pretty hard to try harder than me to educate people. I give DVDs.....they don't get played. I hear "I'll gladly sacrifice a little bit of freedom for a lot more security." "I don't want to hear it." "I don't like Bush either." An ex-con listened and told me that I was going to jail.
I reached through to one guy but he was ready. I think it is generally beyond the scope of a citizen to reach more than a few people.
The internet crowd is somewhat enlightened....they might shut down the internet in a few years as a consequence.
Intellectuals are trying to educate but the only available weapon is writing a book and hoping to get it published and sold. A tough task to say the least.
The media has proven itself to be a lapdog for the most part. Despite the fact that governments have been using false flag operations to achieve the most nefarious of goals, almost since time began, it continues to work exceedingly well.
If I were a young ruthless dictator to be, I would have made careful notes of the modus operandi of the Bushicons. I would be delighted that they have provided all of the necessary groundwork to operate a regime of previously unimaginable ill will. I would also be concerned that they have made it all to easy for the current occupants to simply "decide to stay."